Carmarthen 🚶🏻 Wait for a crisp fresh autumnal day and head to Carmarthen. The ancient market town of Carmarthen is a real blend of old and new. The walking route through and around Carmarthen takes in the River Tywi, Carmarthen Park, the Wetlands and finally the Roman Amphitheatre. Distance: 10.5km Difficulty: Easy Terrain: The route is surfaced throughout and is ideal for family groups, or people with mobility problems. For more walking inspiration ➡️ https://orlo.uk/kLT5B #ThisIsCarmarthensh

Take a ride through the streets of Carmarthen in 1964 🧡 Jiffy's 'Where in Wales' this week was Carmarthen. Did you get it right? #Caerfyrddin #Carmarthen #1960s | BBC Radio Wales

48 hours in Carmarthen and Newcastle Emlyn Carmarthen is said to be the oldest town in Wales, dating back to Roman times, and sits alongside the River Tywi. Here Wales’ longest river is tidal, which is why at one time, Carmarthen was reputed to be the biggest port in Wales. Newcastle Emlyn is a small town originally built on the site of an old Welsh fortress, that sits on the banks of the River Teifi (well known for its abundant fishing spots!)🏰 The town has a number of quaint local businesses,

Carmarthen 🚶🏾‍♀️ The ancient market town of Carmarthen is a real blend of old and new. The walking route through and around Carmarthen takes in the River Towy, Carmarthen Park, the Wetlands and finally the Roman Amphitheatre. Distance: 10.5km Difficulty: Easy Terrain: The route is surfaced throughout and is ideal for family groups, or people with mobility problems. https://orlo.uk/ltEoC #ThisIsCarmarthenshire | Darganfod Sir Gâr - Discover Carmarthenshire

Saturday morning at @carmarthen_antiques_centre and plenty in store if you’re on the way back from #builthwells #antiquefair or visiting #carmarthen | Carmarthen Antiques Centre

Carmarthen Roman Amphitheatre . Known as the Roman Fort of Moridunum, this is the most westerly Amphitheater in the Roman Empire and one of only a handful still standing in the UK. . While this isn’t the biggest ruin and not as impressive as Caerleon it’s still an important historical site that’s worth visiting if you are in the area. . The Romans established a presence here around AD 75 and the amphitheater is the only above ground remains in the town today. The Amphitheater was also much large